We outline and detail the project
First we will collect and review the information you've submited through our Web Site Definition process. We will arrange a telephone conference, or in some cases a personal meeting, to better understand your marketplace and how to represent your company on the Internet. Then, if we haven't already done so, we'll prepare a quote and contract agreement.

We design the template
From the signing of the contract we begin designing your site. Web sites can take between 2-6 weeks depending on complexity. Usually within a week we will have an initial template preview ready for you to look at. This will give you the look and feel of the web site. Once this is approved by you, we will then proceed with the development of the site.

We create the site
Now we create the actual site. The content, hyperlinks, and site structure are all designed and coded. When this phase is complete the site will be fully functional. This is the beta version of the web site. It is again posted for your approval. You'll advise us of any corrections that need to be made to the original material. Anything that you want to add that wasn't agreed upon originally will be quoted separately. Corrections to the site are then made. Correction times can not exceed 10% of the total original creation time.

After the corrections have been made, the site will be posted for one final review and then transferred from the preview area to your domain.

For more details about our design process click here.

Payment Process
We require 50% of the quoted work to be paid before the work begins. This information is outlined in the contract agreement and protects both parties' interests. The remainder of the balance is to be paid upon delivery of the contracted work.


Web Site Marketing
We offer limited online marketing for your site. After the completion of the site, we'll submit your site to the major search engines and directories: Yahoo, Google, Infoseek, Hot Bot, Excite, Alta Vista, AOL, Webcrawler, and Lycos. This submission is only done once, and placement can not be guaranteed. We specialize in development. Though we are skilled at search engine optimization, we are not promotional experts. We can refer you to a suitable marketing company if needed.

Self Promotion
Much of your web site promotion can be incorporated into your existing marketing strategies. Be sure to add your web address to your Yellow pages listing, storefront sign, letterhead, business cards, brochures, promotional flyers, TV ads, etc. The search engines are important, but they are a passive form of marketing. To access your site, someone has to be actively looking for your company, products, or services on the search engines.

Also, make sure that all of your employees know your web site address and content. Make your web site an integral part of your business.